A good quality cable in the length I want. The 2 meters are not as much as they sound. My monitor is HD so I don't have any demands.

What is shown in the photo and advertised is expensive. I bought it because the HDMI cable that came with the LG screen for 450 euros was literally rotten and cost 0.50 euros, causing the screen to lose signal with the slightest movement of the desk. This specific DisplayPort has gold-plated connectors that were connected to an LG 34WN780-B Ultrawide IPS HDR Monitor 34" QHD 3440x1440 and a Palit RTX 2080. The screen worked directly at 60 Hz and even supported 75Hz, which is supposed to be the overclock of the screen. It is a very thick and high-quality cable that I had also purchased for a friend's computer in the past and it has been working flawlessly for almost a year now.

I will come back with any updates that may arise.

Attention, guys! While I measured the distance and it was exactly 1 meter, it turns out it's not enough! And for now, I have to move the PC case to another position. It's purely my mistake! The cable is 1 meter long, but I didn't take into account the twists that the plugs make to connect! I'm saying this for potential buyers if their distances are tight.

As for the quality, I burst out laughing when I took out the old one to replace it with this one, there's no comparison in thickness and quality. You can immediately perceive the quality of it

I have the Samsung LU28R55 and I had started to have more and more flickering problems. I had tried changing the settings (resolution and Hz). I had tried different ports of the nVidia RTX3060 without success. I had tried different power outlets and anything else that had been suggested in various forums, and I was one step away from returning it since it was still under warranty. Last attempt was the cable. It worked perfectly. I have no words!!!!!!!!

I bought a new MSI Optix G241 monitor, 1080p 144hz 1ms (it had an HDMI port which can support 1080p 144hz, but I wanted to use the DP port which it didn't have). I bought it from a local store for a joke of a price, as it turned out, for 5 euros. The monitor kept turning on and off by itself, constantly flickering and making cracking sounds. I did some research and it seems that the cable is probably the issue (it can flicker 20-40 times in an hour and turn on/off at least 1-3 times). A friend of mine recommended the DeLock company, saying that they are a must in this field, etc. And it's true. Unbelievable quality and performance, as it turned out.

It was installed on an Asus VG248QE monitor in combination with an Asus 1660 Super. It does its job perfectly fine and without any issues!

I have the ASUS MX34VQ. The windows, with the cable it came with in its packaging, were giving me error messages regarding the settings and refresh rate. Initially, I thought it was a driver issue, but after purchasing the DeLock, everything is perfect.

It is used on an LG 34UM69G-B monitor with an MSI GeForce GTX 1660 Super 6GB Ventus XS OC graphics card and it works flawlessly. I bought it to be able to take advantage of the freesync provided by the monitor.

Edit 30-11-2022: after 1.5 years, it continues to work perfectly!

Everything was fine, I had no problem with the cable. It seems quite durable and I believe it will withstand the test of time

I use it on a Benq PD3200Q 2560*1440*60HZ monitor with 10-bit color because with an old HDMI cable I had, it couldn't go from 8 to 10 bit. The package says 4K 60HZ, but the good thing about this brand is that it has a good website and you can see if it meets your needs.

I ordered the 1m, the store informed me that it was out of stock and suggested the same in 1.5 meters, which I accepted. The LG 24GL600f worked perfectly, as my other display port was not receiving a signal.

It is very short. Although I expected it to be sufficient, it is just so-so. Another issue is that it does not fit properly in the tower, resulting in having to take it out and put it back in for it to be recognized. Other than that, it is perfect in terms of being 19 pin

Finally, I figured it out.. before I was struggling with something else but it didn't even boot the PC.. with this, everything is smooth.. it's a 19-pin.. the 20-pin ones return power and light up an indicator on the motherboard, resulting in the PC not even turning on.

It is 19pino, so it does not have power backflow from the screen and other complications that the 20pina have.

Flawless quality with the only issue being that pin 20 is not connected as specified by VESA (VESA compliant). I have connected the RTX 2060 to the 144 Hz monitor XG2402 and everything works as it should. 10/10

Excellent particularly thin. It is active and works perfectly with home cinema and television in arc in 4K and 5.1 sound